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EXETER ONT,, THURSDAY, !MIX 14, 1887.
NO 6.
1hr tx(ter gtiluocatc.
Id 1'411)112h ed tkery nursday ftlaning,
Lt the Olieei earner of
John lei Tdaittats, - Exeter, Ont;'
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THOS. PASAIORE,
Editor and Publisher,
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• TYLTUROti Dtl?ECTORY.
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trtp,cor.o. Caving -Roy. S. F. Robinson, incum-
bent. ,Sunday'Seildies, 11 a, ni., and 7 p, rit ; Sab-
bath fiehool, 230 ii, in.
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SALrATioN AltAlY.-Flunelay services, 7. a. m.,3 p. m.
and 8 p. pa:, afaTiefia ,avery night during the week,
at 8 o'clolgic. liolineos meeting at 11 a. in, on Sunday.
3fornemsithicacti.JATan1e0 • fit., ROI'. J. Graham,
pastor.. dunday services, 10.30 a, in. and 6.30 p. in.
Sabbath' school, 2 p. m. k'ra)er meeting Thursday
erenitit at 7.30.
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,7:41.411.1 ,STREIGT.-Hey, W. II. ra60043, )1111401": SIM:
day "servicea, 10.30a. mt. and 6.30 p. in. Sabbath
del, 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting, '(hu day even-
ing at 7.30. Young peoples prayer meeting -Thursday
evening at 7.30. .
l'arSeynassax CHURC13.,-ReV. W. 31. Martin, Pliator.
SundayserViceo, 11 a. in. and 6:30 p. tn, Sabbath
Nellotil, 0146`16. In: Young peoples prayer meeting, at.
8 -Pi. thUrsday evening, prayer meeting at 8 o'clock.
Clioir'Practice itumediately after, .
•Busmess and other Cards. ..
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TW. BROWNING, M. D., M. C. P,. S.:
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Oradttateof Victoria University. Office aid iseidence-
Dominion. Laboratory. Exeter, Ont. June, 9.'87.
JOIIN GILL, LIOSNReD AUCTIONEER. '
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For the Village et Exeter, and the County of Ilaron.
..itil orderer promptly attended to. Exeter p.o., Ont.
84181101', LICENSE'D AUCTIONEER.
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Yoe the Townships of Hay and Lfaborne. All orders.
•proxiiptly attended to ' Exeter p.o., Ont.
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R H. COLLINS, . ff&KRISTER,
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SOliCitar of Supreme Court of Ontario, UsSibmisaloner,
Conveyancer, 81c., Office-Nextdoo, to &mu ell ds Piet.
Ards, Exeter, Ont. Money to-foan at very koweat rotes.
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H. KINSMAN, PriNVIa'll
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gas L. L. s.,.,extraces teeth sapidtnait ?.
1.4 givhig VitilizeIl Attie: iasing the new lead .Anas4
thetic imthe puha. /de1ft:4061d Fillings, and another -
dental work the .besti posalble. "Goes' tst Burials hast
Thursday in each savoith.
EST SIDE OF MAINSTRBET, EXET41t.. •
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Wtercerr & !saneetts, resunasey, ',elite.
Rer.LEetsie Mist'Stevabost Agents., Wealthy and Te-
l:11.1U Vire Mid' Life Ineurance Coiiipsnies Represent-
, . Any ariutuntisf money to legillirr010.1076Parto
gagee at, lowest rases Of interest. ' General Agents for
Huron Co., for A. E..Willianas a; 'Co.,yeal estate este,
'London. -Beaver Lino of Steaniers represented.
Ofilce-.4azaes St,. Exeter, Ont. , In9.87
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meeta first Friday in every mont7,, in John's Block
at 8 o'clock. Visiting Brethren Welcome. •
.JiMit Eraexisits, W. NI, dons 'wit:Ts, Secy.
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banite the seoond stiaiourth rsidey, of stieli• month,
in Fanaon's Rail. at 8 ceolook p. ro. Vinting Breth-
ren cordially invitee, ..
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E.. RoBaRTfli C. R. J. Pa:kilts', sec.
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Hay ferners' Mutual .fire
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anc.o Company. ,
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VARTIES DESIRING '1'0114BURE IN TUE BEST
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;and cheapest Inau„tinee Company In the Dominion',
. catido •so by applyibit personally, or by mail to the
.undersigned. All ItPtcationis promptly attended to.
Also agent lor the W, llington Lempany of Guelph.
Also AUCTIONEER for the County of Huron.
E. BOSSENDERRY,, Aosta%
.June. 9-81. - Zurich, Ont.
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ILTENSES9
Lite; eeeldehi,etni vire else:voice agent
()Sete*: Wein Sidi id Main Street Exeter.
irmowswompow.AMINIMIONMIM
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BUGS ! 13gGS BUGS!
Bugs are tetimp and you must
play PariaGreeti if you went
to Make a point.
PURE PAllig G-REEN
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DOMINION,LRBORATORY
&Rebore anIscily Powder.
Always a full Rupply o Drugs, Dyes,
mid Fancy Goods:
kiShing tackle a specialty.
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FOR ONLY
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Fifty Cents.
Subscribe Now.
4. J. Srell,
MERCHANT
TAILOR,
West side Main-st.. Exeter.
A Good Fit
augioranteed.
Latest Styles of Goods kept ia
sta.*,
A Call Soiloithd.
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Crediton; f4,'•
Fax pulling commenced on Meeday
leet.
Beautiful showers of rain Vieited
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to work, and irthere'e Anything in leather
Jukes going to hay,e it, mei we venture to
euggest two elements of succees to ;Teem.
lat, get hen a "freer" eo eooe aa he can,
2nd, advertise in the widely cIecultieed
admits s 01 tll'a Av0D 0aTE
. a 1116Y
on Saturday last, 4 l"
donbles itself
Lewis Winn. is erecting „ entre
little fl'atite eottar on River street. ° iineveeihig has eemraelickel. Every
The flax _ _ bedY seems to be as btt4y at they am b
neighborbood, Where there were it v dl w age,
is reportede the best for sov:iirarlot yeeree. noun esti be 1eeezti.,noewvel ra.yri:a4erwafia4ballieetibeatentd°.
The ieep-hap-hap-hurrali f tit the flea Punt d
noisy flax geres, will be the melodies '116.'4 "Cjii i>f 114'^ ncle been °eon in
af btht;xi.cenonronitil‘neluabndis eovtietninpgral:t.eite;riet; P°unTerceirtide°calaYelhiitenYe°air°uelr.;glieett.°Yteetrle: titaiTlaaPehianulistaeset:
most every evening, and think they We fillet that thgetelicroepx- legWelci
can down anything that poems uloeg. will hi' ""*eient to induce seine' Pirti:st
the 016 neeekoit mils sure t at the aitu-
ful in this yiehlity, especially
,..) e ta . titeoillsittoni stiv,avlitill.win our villagbe for next
The vegetable crop is lookine b a ti
Raspbet•ry pickers can'he seen teeeral- . 17 e P ;Ili phtling the crop.
bages, which are eery Plentiful, Lots reePpdasieeleyentliine:c,:hfoortendepprBintagu,,dawitlbleanebpaity.
of "Saurkraut."
, noes or the capital invested in tbi u
ing their wee to the sever4 patches,
&natal, ' 8 way.
blest!), every niorning Probably Chet e
aree:rneee,PiCkers than berriei
a Jelin P. chn:lre and family weretair:,"
.Art old gentleman who got timeried
fieW weeks ' ago, pessebted the town. ing Mr. John Manning, noW liviuk on
if Ekier Farin, Rogerville, a visit la*
band with a entail ei*, of . nteney' F; .
they would prontiseee..eint to serenade-Aileidn8nYina;teci;1o7snJPsays that Mil
are good, with the ex-
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him. The money was steeepted,
ceptibti of fall wheat,lle'Iclt It
' hin.
The haedsome tieW reeidence, : Of :11.1t% soinewhat destroyed withaINS:Orin;tui
hart
Samuel Eilber Esq., is rapidly .aeaetng has been sapping thalife of the kernel.
completion. The house, when Itheiheci Mrleffinning's prospectk are good for
will, undiettletedly he one of the hee.a_ 1' ealizing ample Teturns fpr his outlay.
setnisst ,resicleneee in the village. • The barns and etabltri are filled up
and so arranged as to render every eon,
venience to these having oti care for
the !different arrivals • housed. Mr.
Me.peiog hee *already made some int -
portent yhanges to the advantage of
ID 'tee'
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t.e.
White the we of .having. a cage without
a ca:hary. - • .
•Fartners in this •neighboehood are
induced' to plant less corn and eow
mare peas, as it proves to. be a good
'woe. Look cut for fat 'porkere" from
this neighborhood next fall 47.• "Speck/4e
Aev. 0. Brown, delivered a ved
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‘o, touching and interrestine sermon to a
• ' • . large congregation Stniday meriting
* last. He dealt steongly on the point
of churches in this nineteenth century,
(growing into o state of formality.
• , Rev. Mr C. Brown and 'daughter
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Interned to their home in Milverton,
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PHOTOGRAPHS
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,On Sunday -last sii., tdet.tory :4;1r:a
visited the.village almost every. c vensuganti
sseeiv:LeLyestungnotiielvaditiVo'ia,.. en:joy 1Lig_ , .,, them; ' were ..feimd ebout the tavern. cioors,,,.. gra
P°44ie,"'" anCI generally every eight afteretero!cluck theyhorlY aftet; '#irihetichneenieu bYtwo:. return,homeeehoutinwand. evreating; and
ditig.40*19, * '1:ei°14°11 th° Picnic' We sometimes lighting:. These young rem are
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ope lie;py wil ..it' 'et 'do-icttgain. '''"- ' eeeitherlieter,d nor peen. .aboue .the :willage..
, jgr.,,;(141Th itoutlit,oxi ,bittet.arisini uotv. They remain aflorne. The verlage
tinsmith, is eretiting a filteletgee.,two' ,iTs'erninitnechraPniclalrwt::4: t° re8ja° in tttld, ev tile
etot.y. brick . 'hardwaretin, 'and .etitve, , The!SeiitOrct114:0;iAliasine,„' only ... when
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MR Jp,.0,.#".,0:xion
having ,purebaded,,t,lic,,,lnfeirtess of
Chas. Seniore to, in- '"
form the the public that: -
-lie Can be found ' ' '
At the Old stand
Main Street, Exeter ,
Cabineteeni
ty. Elegant Finish. •
Copying and Enlarging
done fiTI shortest notice.
JOS. SENIOR..
New Premises.?
*EW GOODS,
SO
Respectfully reminds his any
Customers and the public
generally that he has re-
moved to
1115 HIV STAillt
-NEXT TO...-.
o *it 0 tit. 0*
Main Street, EXETER.
Where he has just. reoeivad
WELL ASSORTED
STOCK OF
READY-MADE
-BOOTS &SHOES.
ALSO
Rand -made work of the .highest
Class -
A Trial Solicited, and
• Satisfaction Guaranteed.
BELMANSON,
Exeter,
after spending a week, v ei tang. 11reends
stele relatives I in titiee tr*lifisei•hoele
Ws Imre his labor§ • in his 44ester's,
Vitsey,itrd,„ may be ovined kneV?lilessed,
We% would- advise ani.putr the, feral-
er wlice,hae green petit4 .011 .1555. gurn-d.
beast. Before Mr. M's term
, the farm will present an ap-
tie*, decided improvement. '
Rtepttez Coonoil.
Comma met on Monday, :TOY 44,
All the members present
Minutes of hist meeting read end
signed,
Moved by IL kilter, seeonded by C,
Eilber, that Iteeve and P. Coughlin
see te the opening out of 3ed aideroad
Olt 1801 COM as soon as possible.
Resolved that Clerk see the Reeve
of Exeter, with reference to S. Ford.
Mr. John J. m.oPho0 oelnPlains that
consequences of the incompleted.con-
tract of A. Campbell on road Absentee
on 17 and 18 core, 4th S. R; be is
under a great inconvenienoe•and
and by petition requests the council td
Out said koad ill a passable Mate as
aeon es possible -in .compliances with
said petition, it was moved by D;
French, seconded by 0, Eilber that the
Reeve and cleric to let said job, if not
done in 30 days, and assess against
mid contmetor the extra expensaof re-
letting and if not be paid, to place his
bond in our solicitors hands for en-
forcement.
The Saott Act.
Havihe seen statensents in sev-
eral papers to the effect dust the Scott Act
is it failure wherever it has been tried, I
isegetto4t eniphatically to contradict those
.etatetnnte iso far as this village and Bur-
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totindings,areesencevited,
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••I'liteSliette eAdtelinier,beenteinee
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oneiteAheit a year nowaridet can:appear
to aorpereon livimem ort near there -Mew:
Itie"etittege•et has. predueed., for tlitebet-,
ter.
Fermerly considerable numberx
vemigonen from. the eerrouuding eottntr,y
•eleepk,•• J01,1,ki,' is a men.of businese
:r88tC2ple and kiows hoss to -give geed
bitegreintetd his.matty,cuStO:itierse The
.buildilesejailds 'greatly' toihe improve:
pient;:es,eielr as a credie to the village,
Thipiiffit,tetielien of Scheel
mile ,and,e„tellsktetr..itgith of this place,
retu tie her Goderiche
where Ali' ifiteridi SO:gilding a fjw weeka
amongst , Mit acquaintances,
after whiell Mitt her departure for.
Colorado, 1/1404 :40e understand, site
has reteiiiii'lineenagement as teacher.
May siteceft and p eisperity accompany
her through lift..i
Mrs. Sophia •„, bacb, late o New
Ilainburgi who hei been spending A
teW' weeks visiting at her borne, Mr.
Devid•Stahl, returned to her new home
in Waterloo, on Satneday last. where
M. Otto M. has taken upon him the
charge and managetnent of a :large
grisetuill in that place. FI4 is a man
who thoroughly understand the 'busi-
ness, and is Capable of filling the posi-
tion he has taken. We $wish them
success in their Dew home.
'Centralia,
A. Urge nuttiberof orangenme and their
Mende left here Tuesday morning for
Oocleriele The railway eceenamodetunt
•'WAS:just perfect.
Mr. John Patients is inteiily etigatged in
the ;bait shipping businesa. Mr. P. bi-
peds ::the Amount to be handled tltis year,
Will not be behied the shipments of,pte-
We ehiaerte our halitstranis tdiager,
Jacob BrOwli.,1the elioe maker, is king
hp hie preteetes in s, good imbetential Niray.
Although J'keoe lsee not been loiter- in our
ideality, lie' hes, With that shrewdness,„ so
eettitied teetiiii Genitive, pitched right ie-
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IViiiperance A-Ample-41.0'ot duty:
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sdlloOttotTlitilL,
Receieedetbo 'late ler lake sleveTeeteeseue,...
Exemetrejime 301,1t '87.
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The council after passing the follow.;
ing orders adjourned to lust Monday'
in August In the tneantiene Trustees -
will send to . the clerk the amounts '
they require raised for their respf3ctivo
sections. The following orders were
granted :-.-W. White, .sep. culvert 4th.
cosi. $5.00 ; G. Fahner, road repair,
50 ; J. Lewis, R. R Interest, $525.-
00 ; ';'Johiv Melniies, culvert 18th eon.
iL00; Bissett Bros., rope . for pile
driver,' $7:60 e J. Willert, . grant fOr
walks, $10.60; ' N. Buchanan,linaber'
$6.00; N. Buchanan, lumber for S. 13.
$2.42 ; D. Buchanan, rep. O. toad, 50e
R. , Handford, Com. Work,. $11.25 ;
Baskerville and Company, INISrk on
London astd Faidteld road, $79.50 ; It
Handford, halanceof Biddalph award.
$1.66 ; O. H. Wilson, expenditere
west 33, Corner; $16.25 ; A. Pitchers,
bridge, Hay Cock Creek, 813.00; JaS.
McKeever, gravelling S. B, $21.60• ;
Isaap Rollins, work in pit, $17.50e I.
ROltireviworla in .pie for: S., B.e.$10.00;
R: Barry; coetelreeNlie40:, WM:00;
W. Ydarly; contrace 0, R. $58.00; a
hijia.:aks°inn'g' setinte.se $
75:..50°;
0'; F.LS
Eilber,titi?ireepY'.
pi.le driver,
$8.0.8; ;P, McIsaac, .gravel
eontratst„ $1.0150; * G. Tapson. core,
work, $5.00. ;', S. Hiekse danseges elraw,
ing gravel, $4.00 : Jim Walker, gravel
mid daniagese $30.50; J. Reamers, cora.
$6:25e R. Kerslake, rep, culvert; 1,0th,
eteit. $2:00; T.' B. Martin,. e*.p.. Exetet‘,.
S. It 2700;$ L. Croft, culvertExeter
S. R. $4251; I. 'Roberts, •work 14tte
con. 85.00 i .11.; Barry,-g,rraveL.eivtract;
'5 th 43,1v4 $87143; . zr., ."Fiifie
ilibtr;', con.,
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$6g. 54 0 and .W: , Atilerion, . 'gravel
rette011 'and - ci. 1.t. ..10:PT -.Joilit'A ,
108.15; 2,,,,,Barry.i..gral&..ctintractl dg,
ISteepar, gravel. work' in. pit:: $53.62e
31... Kid nap; e cul vet t EzeticS2` R, $2,-
50; 7:McKenzie, ‘coni.,85:00; P.:It-mit
gravel -contract, $38:00';' G, 'Wit bal.
printing, $8,Qa; .e, Kraiise,,,lazitteti-,
m. e. dram. 6-L0: K. Taihnee.e.gnoet
contract, $22: 40;" .. A n gus MoCistenkite.
eom., $8.00; W. Ford, gravel 00044
Exeter S. R., $26 65; John •Burry,
dithh across S. 13. $2.00; ,Toho WHin,
hauling lumber and cote., $10.87;'Vtis.
Ford, work on bridge; $6.00; R. Box,
bridge contract, $99.00; , J. Ryan,„.M.
C. bridge, $3.00; W. Ryan, culvert S.
B. $2.233 Wm. Hill, culvert aed other
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work, $8,25; P. Link, 00111.It k8.-
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76; R. Itioks, culvert London road,
$1.50; T. Ceimport, bridge 14th con.,
$6.50; Win. MoOttnn; wetching gap,
$2.00; Mrs.S. Remote, ridief, $5,00;
J. Lawson, g. contract, Ce R. $87.40,
Min. Holt, Se., rep. C. reed, $2.26; Re
Ireland, ditching 19th con. $5.00; j.,
Wind, grading 3rd S. R. $6,00; .1..
Damen grading Exeter 8-, B„, $1(1,001
James Ford, removing fence at, bridge,
$3.00; Oh Holtenum, gate for hell yard
$13,35; C, A171144, SlIficiries, $51.50;
G. Tapson,
re Whisky bridge, $3.504
Total, $1796.73.
. ak-NOUTY, Cilerk.
Tha School' lioard,. met at Secretary's
office at -8:30,p,, rn.%
ell the members present.
Mr. T. Fitton, the newly elected
member, subscribed to thedeclaration of
office aud took his seat
Minutes of former meeting read and
adopted.
A motion was passed authorizing
the chairman and secretary to favor'
4200 to assist in raying teachers sal-
aries.
The secretary was instructed to ad-
vise the village council' to raise theetten
of $2000 for school purposes for the
year '87 and '88.
The Board arranged to meet on
soh(*) ground, on Tuesday, the 5th.
inst., at 3 o'clock p. ne, and assn) e for
needed repairs of school building.
A few clays ago James McIntyre of
Wor*ick, drove to Forest. As he WOS
mitering the latter place he noticed
that his horse appeared sick, and, as
he drove into the betel yeeel, the mare
dropped. Inflammation caused death.
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The town was rather lonely and
quiet on Tuesday last, owing to a large
manta of our loYal citicens visiting
Goderich, where \the 'eley" Wee rade.
brothel in it right lbyal mannur.
A correspondenk ho bits teavelte3
through a large pation of the counties
.�f Bruce and Huron, says that the
prospects for an abundant yield froa
allbrups were never better;
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